Becoming Rooted in Christ
The foundational book for walking with Christ
Rooted & Faithful begins with receiving from Christ—His grace, truth, wisdom, strength, and love. Becoming Rooted in Christ supports this rhythm by helping readers know Jesus more deeply, become established in His Word, and learn to walk faithfully with Him.
Below, learn more about the book and how the browser-based companion can help you use it.
An invitation to know Him more deeply.
Before we can faithfully steward our lives or wisely walk alongside others, we must first receive from Christ.
Becoming Rooted in Christ invites readers into a deeper relationship with God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Grounded in Scripture and centered on Jesus Christ, the book begins with the good news of the gospel and then helps readers grow in their understanding of God’s character, their identity in Him, and the life of surrender, obedience, community, mission, and perseverance to which He calls them.
These pages are not another list of religious expectations to master. They are an invitation to slow down, open God’s Word, listen for His voice, depend upon the Holy Spirit, and respond to the next faithful step He places before you.
See God more clearly. Become increasingly rooted in His truth and love. Do the next faithful thing He places before you.
The goal is not simply to finish the book, but to know Christ more deeply, trust Him more fully, and increasingly reflect His character in everyday life.
Come as you are.
- Those exploring Christianity or beginning to follow Jesus
- Those returning to faith after a difficult or distant season
- Those longing to understand God’s character more deeply
- Those learning to rest in grace rather than religious striving
- Those seeking a stronger biblical foundation for everyday discipleship
- Those walking through questions, suffering, change, or spiritual growth
- Those helping another person become rooted in Christ
Move slowly and prayerfully.
The book may be read independently, worked through gradually as a personal devotional journey, or used to support conversation within a family, mentoring relationship, or small group.
Pause over the Scriptures, return to the prayers and key truths, and give the Holy Spirit room to form what you are learning into daily faithfulness.
A foundation for lifelong discipleship.
View What’s Inside
An Invitation and Biblical Foundation
- An Invitation
- Purpose
- Before You Begin
- Rooted in the Truth of God’s Word
Part I — The Foundation
- The Good News
- Knowing the God We Walk With
- Knowing the Heart of God
- Trusting the Character of God
- Experiencing the Presence of God
- Living in the Hope of God
- Resting in the Unchanging God
- Knowing Who God Created Me to Be
- Surrendering Everything
- Walking in Faithful Obedience
- Growing in Christlikeness
Part II — Becoming Rooted
- Living on Mission
- Walking in Community
- Abiding With God Daily
- Persevering in Faith
- Walking Forward With Christ
Closing Resources
- Scripture to Carry With You
- The Interactive Companion
- How to Use the Interactive Companion
- The Relational Names of God
- Foundational Scriptures
Explore the book in a different way.
The Rooted in Christ Digital Companion was created exclusively from the content of Becoming Rooted in Christ. Its Scriptures, attributes of God, relational names, themes, reflection questions, and application pathways are drawn from and organized around the book.
The Companion does not add a separate discipleship system or replace reading the book. It provides an interactive way to search, revisit, organize, and more deeply engage with what the book already contains.
It is also not intended to replace an open Bible, prayer, dependence upon the Holy Spirit, wise pastoral care, or life within the local church. Technology is a servant—never a substitute for God or the relationships through which He forms His people.
The Companion opens in your web browser, and no account or sign-in is required. It does not ask you to create a personal profile or provide personal information, and it is not designed to save private journal entries or personal responses. Please do not enter confidential, counseling, medical, financial, or other sensitive information.
Attribute Map
Explore 33 attributes of God. Search or filter by Testament, section of the book, or a present spiritual need, then open an attribute for its meaning, foundational Scripture, reflection questions, and application prompts.
Relational Names
Explore the book’s relational names of God across its five-part study of His heart, character, presence, hope, and unchanging nature. Each name is grounded in Scripture.
Outline Generator
Organize selected attributes into a structured outline for personal study, mentoring, small-group conversation, or teaching preparation. Include Scriptures, reflection questions, or application prompts.
Foundational Texts
Return to the anchor passages about being rooted in Christ, abiding in the Vine, bearing the fruit of the Spirit, and remaining grounded in the living and authoritative Word of God.